Ochsner Health Urges Blood Donations For New Orleans Attack Victims

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Following the tragic events that unfolded in the French Quarter of New Orleans on January 1, two Ochsner Health hospitals have stepped up to provide care for those injured in the attack. Ochsner Health, a prominent nonprofit health provider in the Gulf South region, is urging the public to consider donating blood to support the victims.

In a heartfelt statement, the health system expressed its condolences to all those affected by the incident and emphasized the importance of blood donations in times of crisis. The Ochsner Blood Bank has launched blood drives to address the critical shortage in blood supply resulting from the recent events.

Public urged to donate blood to help those injured in the incident.

Ochsner Health providing care for victims of New Orleans attack.

Ochsner Blood Bank launching blood drives to address critical shortage.

All Ochsner Blood Bank collection locations are currently accepting donations and will remain open on January 2 to accommodate donors. Individuals interested in contributing to the cause are encouraged to schedule appointments through the provided link.

By rallying the community to donate blood, Ochsner Health aims to provide essential support to those impacted by the New Orleans attack. The collective efforts of donors can make a significant difference in ensuring that adequate blood supply is available to meet the needs of patients in this challenging time.